Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
PERSONAL.

SECRETARY LAMAR Is the best swordsman
in W Washington.
DIR. MARY WALKER is beginning to show
the effects OF age.
THE PRINCE OF WALES amuses himself by
playing on the banjo.
FARJEoN. the novelist. is a son-in-law OF
Joseph Jefferson, the actor.
THOMAS A. EDISON is now reported to be
beyond all danger from his sickness.
FERDINAND WARD is thin and haggard and
shuns the eyes of al visitors at Sing Sing,
WHEN Southern girl loves she turns her
heart into safe and loses the combn ltion,
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL declares that
al 6O ears OF age he expects to lead Europe.
ANDREW CARNEGIE is on his feet again. and
his health may be better for many years than
1t has ever been.
SENATOR MAXEY calls Mugwump "a pes
| tilent ebullitOn." The Mugwump is expect
| ed 10 subside at once.
PRINCESS BEATRICE is so terribly taken ND
! with tnat blessed baby that even ROYALTY is
! compelled TO stand around.
Lucy MchEoNE STAPLEToN is tine poetess
| who sends out the sweetest verses Wrlttcn in
| the Rocky Mountain region.
PORE LEO NH. has appointed Mgr. Rs-
! cine, Bishop Of Sherbro k, Canada, as as
| sistant AZ the Pontihcal throne.
MR.. GLADSTONE, according to Mr.. Labou-
! chere, is at present Engaged on a work CON
nected with the OymUian religion,
! 1T IS STATED that Ben Buffers portrait
! hangs IN the seragllo of the sultan, but We
| doubt 1t. The sultan is too jealous man,
THE five Arab horses given to Queen Vic.
| loriA 10y the ,utan OF MuscAt are valued at
| Sll,bJO, Jut lhe presents sent TO him In return
only cost $3.50.
MISS ELSIE DEWoLFE is a New York lady
upon whose shoulders, according to a New
1ork paper the mantle OF Mrs j ames Brown
Potter seems to have iallen.'
SENATOR STANFORD. of California. Aears
20 be the George ". Chlds Of Wash IN
Dea ers in that city say hat he spef
$1,000 on presents for the poor.
MISS TILE MARTIN, who is to receive
with Mrs. Cleveland This winter. ia q fair and
slender gin of 30 She is the daughter of AIR.
Henry j. Marlo, of New YORK..
BROWNING, the poet. may write bulldozed
verse, but h knows good p lace when he
! SEES one. as he rouc!usIyelr pro. ed when he
rejected tue Pala1zo Ca the Grand canal at
| Venice.
BUHpuTrE, the humorist, dates his Jokes
| from Bryn Muwr. We must caution him
| against that capital "Mn a "W - Peonin
night imagine tnat IL stood Tor brandy and
water.
DIR. RUoHIRo SAtNI, a surgeon in the jana.
neee navy, Is about To study medicine in the
] OnlNtIhllN VI INNhsN iNdnld. he American
method OF cutting N legs differs from that of
| Japan.
! REV. DR.. J, C.. HIDDEN. of Lexington. XIV.
| who has been called to the William street
| Baptist Church of New BedfUrt, Mass. il re-
putcd 10 be one Of the most brilliant orators
| IN the south.
| MARX TWAIN sad TO a friend the other dav
| that he did moi Ike 10 come 10 New YorE
| with his wife. "She Is very ANXIOUS to have
| very one think sle Dresses IKE New
| Yorker" ne SAID. "and yet VIII never she INV.
| anything in II store in this city the cl rk s
.ur,' ." es6, ~ hat hotel shall / send this 20,
ma'amp"
JULIUS l.. STEWART, the Young artist
whose handsome studio stands IN the Rue
| Copornic. has just finished a sci ~ mattel por.
! lraiJ- of SOM oi the pre- tiesL MxASn Paris
! Nine. d. Noirmont Nine - PFshelm in
| yellow dress against u EOlddI~1zAtnd, well
| eont-ived to SET or her dark beauTV.ani Nine
| Gunzblurg. The last named lady's husband
objects % his wie's psttrait being exhibited.
! rhe public Will. therefore. he deprived o. the
| Dl.nsurs OF admiriuB one OF the series 40 he
| private eNhibio which vi probably he
| IA std IN the early spring at the Miriton CLUB.
| Is a charming portrait, IN gray evening
suIass, with posy Of Sog zen flowers on the